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VS 2017: Add reference from solution in remote repo (without downloading the solution)
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow do I get the path of the assembly the code is in?How do I remedy the “The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document.” warning?Javascript by reference vs. by valueReSharper “Cannot resolve symbol” even when project buildsWhy not inherit from List<T>?Source unreachable when using the NuGet Package Manager ConsoleMinimizing References with .NET Core csproj VS 2017 ToolingLost references in Visual Studio 2017 solutionStep through code in a referenced solutionVS 2017 - NuGet Manager does not add reference
I want to add references of projects, existing in github (without cloning those solutions) to my solution's projects.
Is there a way to do this?
These solutions were not published as nuget packages and I do not want to download them as I just want to reuse some pieces of code.
c# reference visual-studio-2017
asked Mar 7 at 14:24
LittleJohnnyLittleJohnny
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I want to add references of projects, existing in github (without cloning those solutions) to my solution's projects.
Is there a way to do this?
These solutions were not published as nuget packages and I do not want to download them as I just want to reuse some pieces of code.
c# reference visual-studio-2017
asked Mar 7 at 14:24
LittleJohnnyLittleJohnny
397
No, there is no way of referencing things without downloading them, unless it is a web service of some kind.
– Heretic Monkey
Mar 7 at 14:27
if you need to add project reference, you need the project as part of the solution. if you need to add assembly reference, you need to have the assembly available to you (as a nuget package or by compiling the project). either way, you need to download the project first
– Matt.G
Mar 7 at 14:28
Thank you, guys!
– LittleJohnny
Mar 7 at 15:07
add a comment |
I want to add references of projects, existing in github (without cloning those solutions) to my solution's projects.
Is there a way to do this?
These solutions were not published as nuget packages and I do not want to download them as I just want to reuse some pieces of code.
c# reference visual-studio-2017
asked Mar 7 at 14:24
LittleJohnnyLittleJohnny
397
I want to add references of projects, existing in github (without cloning those solutions) to my solution's projects.
Is there a way to do this?
These solutions were not published as nuget packages and I do not want to download them as I just want to reuse some pieces of code.
c# reference visual-studio-2017
c# reference visual-studio-2017
asked Mar 7 at 14:24
LittleJohnnyLittleJohnny
397
asked Mar 7 at 14:24
LittleJohnnyLittleJohnny
397
asked Mar 7 at 14:24
LittleJohnnyLittleJohnny
397
asked Mar 7 at 14:24
LittleJohnnyLittleJohnny
397
asked Mar 7 at 14:24
LittleJohnnyLittleJohnny
397
397
No, there is no way of referencing things without downloading them, unless it is a web service of some kind.
– Heretic Monkey
Mar 7 at 14:27
if you need to add project reference, you need the project as part of the solution. if you need to add assembly reference, you need to have the assembly available to you (as a nuget package or by compiling the project). either way, you need to download the project first
– Matt.G
Mar 7 at 14:28
Thank you, guys!
– LittleJohnny
Mar 7 at 15:07
add a comment |
No, there is no way of referencing things without downloading them, unless it is a web service of some kind.
– Heretic Monkey
Mar 7 at 14:27
if you need to add project reference, you need the project as part of the solution. if you need to add assembly reference, you need to have the assembly available to you (as a nuget package or by compiling the project). either way, you need to download the project first
– Matt.G
Mar 7 at 14:28
Thank you, guys!
– LittleJohnny
Mar 7 at 15:07
No, there is no way of referencing things without downloading them, unless it is a web service of some kind.
– Heretic Monkey
Mar 7 at 14:27
No, there is no way of referencing things without downloading them, unless it is a web service of some kind.
– Heretic Monkey
Mar 7 at 14:27
if you need to add project reference, you need the project as part of the solution. if you need to add assembly reference, you need to have the assembly available to you (as a nuget package or by compiling the project). either way, you need to download the project first
– Matt.G
Mar 7 at 14:28
if you need to add project reference, you need the project as part of the solution. if you need to add assembly reference, you need to have the assembly available to you (as a nuget package or by compiling the project). either way, you need to download the project first
– Matt.G
Mar 7 at 14:28
Thank you, guys!
– LittleJohnny
Mar 7 at 15:07
Thank you, guys!
– LittleJohnny
Mar 7 at 15:07
add a comment |
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No, there is no way of referencing things without downloading them, unless it is a web service of some kind.
– Heretic Monkey
Mar 7 at 14:27
if you need to add project reference, you need the project as part of the solution. if you need to add assembly reference, you need to have the assembly available to you (as a nuget package or by compiling the project). either way, you need to download the project first
– Matt.G
Mar 7 at 14:28
Thank you, guys!
– LittleJohnny
Mar 7 at 15:07